1 " Propshaft Seal Flatbottom V-drive Hot Boat Drag Hydro Chromed Brass on 2040-parts.com
Mooresville, North Carolina, United States
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This is a chromed brass propshaft seal / stuffing box for a 1" propshaft. It is greasable, and has the newer style blue bushing in it. I took the seals out for inspection and they need to be replaced. I will include the originals with the auction, but again they need to be replaced. "please see pics" Thanks for viewing |
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